Bouncy World; Dino Safari Walk; Fire Alarm! Bowling; Rebecca Gets MRI

 The next day we went to Bouncy World, an indoor bounce playland.

We had to walk through a casino to get to our next destination. The little boys spotted this transformer and thought it was pretty cool.

Our destination was Dino Safari Walk. We all knew Levi would love it! The other boys enjoyed it as well. 

Dinner that evening was at a Japanese steakhouse. 

We had some excitement in the middle of the night... FIRE!!!

Well, fortunately, it was not a real fire, but everyone at the resort woke up in the wee hours of the morning with the fire alarm going off and we all had to evacuate the building. WHAT??!!?? 

I felt so bad for the families with little children who had to wake them up and take them outside to wait for the all clear signal.

As annoying as it was, this would soon become one of our favorite memories of the vacation. I was just happy Sarah's family was there to enjoy it with Ben's family and us.

The Excells were leaving the next day to go to Universal Studios for a couple of days. But before leaving, they took another dip in the pool--or should I say in the hot tub because that is where everyone mostly hung out together.

That afternoon we went bowling with Ben's family. Kade and Levi loved riding the long escalators.

They got a green dinosaur bowling ball ramp to use for kid bowling. 

We all benefited from the gutter guards put up for the children. It was a fun game, but took forever with three little children all wanting their turn to roll the ball.

Now for an update on Rebecca's progress. 

Her stabbing headaches continued, she had a hard time sleeping, she had no appetite, she got weaned off oxygen, she had an MRI "to make sure the big toe wasn't dying on us. It isn't. It just looks like it."

She said it was the first time she heard them use the word "amputate."

Thankfully, it was a positive MRI so good news despite her big toe getting blacker and more disgusting with each passing day.

Another good thing was the redness going up her leg was getting better. We just kept hoping and praying for the best for this girl.